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The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1887-10-06

and control. And in free government
this cannot I've done for any long period
Of time. prefer to risk temporary in
convenience arising from misconcepJion,
than To incur the greater danger coming
from distru-t in their capacity, VI in
their disposition to do right.
50 far, therefore, a. the University j.
concerned, | express it as my deliberate
judgment, that this fictitious debts
believe it is
SHOULD BE EXPLODED,
or subjected to judicial determination;
and that this course will not only he
better for the State, but better for the
University itself.
regret to perceive, as think do II
disposition on the part of some, to regard
the recognition of this unjust debJ As a
necessity for the proper support OF that
institution. | note, however, that this
necessity is not deemed to extend to the
A. q VI College and to tue Industrial
Institute.
| am the keeper of no mans con
science, nor am the guardian of lis con
duet in any respect whatever. | am 4
citizen OF Mississippi, aud | feel an in
terest In ali that concerns her welfare,
aud the advancement and happiness of
her people. | have lived here for more
than half a cpntury--.from early child
hood. | am able To recognize NO i'm
preston, and to feel no influence which
forms character, or shapes the course of
life, not derived from my associations
here. But little remains to me now than
to so act that the people among whoa |
have 80 long lived, and among whom
also | am to leave my children, may
have that share of prosperity and hap
piness due to their great merits. There
is no honor which have asked from the
people of Mississippi that has not been
awarded; and ! ought to feel that there
is no service which can render to them
which | would not cheerfully render |
believe that true service to the people
means
FAIR ANp CANDID EXPRESSION OF
VIEWS
on matters which concern them, and by
all means, at all times and in all places,
to accord to them their just rights, and
influence, and control in their own
affairs. As Il public servant, my highest
duty is to advance as far as in my power,
their welfare AID happiness; and in my
judgment, this welfare and happ ness
can come permanently only from basing
all public action on justice. No institu-
ton or agency, however honored or use.
full, no policy, however patriotic, can
stand, if based either on injustice OF a
want of faith in the political action of
the white people of Mississippi
believe have answered, "a well rs
can, your inquiries.
Very respectfully, your frietd
J. Il. GEORGE.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1887-10-06

The Lowell Courier is of the opinion
that 'any man will acknowledge the corn
when it is stepped on"
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1887-10-06
LONG SINCE BEEN PAID.

The argument, if worth anything,
strikes at our whole system of govern
menL-it is grounded on want OF faith
in the people-the white people of Mis-
sissippi. / have this faith. They may
be led astray for a short time, from i'm
perfect knowledge, but in the end they
will do right in this matter, as in ali
others. do not believe in having any
governmental agency independent of
them and not subject to their supervision
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-17
A Card.
Los ANGELES, August IA, 1887.

Los ANGELES, August IA, 1887.
Ed. HERALD-Los Angeles and the
Empire of Russia have something in
common. They both can boast of
having one full-fedged autocrat in
their midst. The Los Angeles auto
crat rides high horse, and the rest of
the world. especially the residents of
Sand and Montreal streets, must crawl
IN dust. The Los Angeles autocrat's
regiment Of men and horses camping
near the junction of the above-named
streets, are parading there four times
0aiiy. They are organized to do bat
ue 70 oust, yet they only succeed par
tally. They awaken first and then
dr1ve this enemy of human society,"
dust--before them in great clouds.
they TO certain extent do what the
sea did with Pharoah's troops. While
pursuing the Jews they swallow up
not Pharoah's troops, but the dust.
But they will allow the
greatest part to escape and hide
in neighboring houses, endanger-
ing thereby thereby these houses and
their inmates. He must be indeed
an autocrat who can cause SO much
disturbance and annoyance, as Mr..
Dunegan's water carts do, and yet
does not possess the sense of propriety
and decency to meet the wishes and
requests of citizens, who, living along
q graded street, ask only what is
granted others not having an improved
thoroughfare. Mr.. Dunegan and
wagons are actually running a good
street, and his camp has become an alb
solute nuisance to the neighborhood.
His teams are taken over sand and Mon
treal creek to and from their homes
four times each day, grinding the soil
to the finest powder, and yet no one
seems to observe an established law
nor show their good will to water the
streets. Any member of the Com
mon council wishing to investigate the
matter may have the full benefit of the
evil, taking free ride behind Nr.
DIS iron gray. A SUFFERER.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-17
Paving The streets.

The superintendent OF the Bitumin-
GUS LIMERICK Paving and Improve
nent Company elsewhere advertises
fer q hundred men to work on the new
pavement to bemade by that company
In this city. This work SO long de-
sired is now likely to be begun at
once, greatly to the delight of the
people and to TIE preservation Of the
1nhAic health.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-17
DAILY HERALD.
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

TThe tenor of communications appearing
Ia this column Is not necessarily endorsed
by the editor of the HERALD. The writer
who desires to be heard in it should always
accompany his screed with his full name,
not necessarily for publication but as a
guarantee of good faith.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-17

The Mexican remedy for diseases of the
kidneys and bladder is Damiana Bitters.
Michel Levy & Co., Wholesale ratios.
If you want a good appetite, drink
Damiana Bitters. Michel Levy & Co., whole
sale liquor dealers, agents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-17

D0nahuc,s Grocery HOuse
Carries the finest stock in the city. No. 2o5
South Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-17
LUMBER YARDS.
Willamette Steam Mills LAUNDERING 4
Manufacturing Company,

Formerly the Oregon Lumber Company.
OREGON PINE and CALIFORNIA RED
WOOD LUMBER
of every description at their new yard
On DATE, CHAVEZ d MISSION STREETS.
We have fine stock of LATHS, PICKETS,
SHINGLES AND FINISHING LUMBER
of a superior quality.
We are also prepared to fill orders on
short notice for building materials of every
description.
Particular attention paid to orders for un-
usual lengths aud dimensions.
Orders solicited.
jy16-tf J. A. RUSS. Agent.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-06-11
A BRAVE DEPUTY SHERIFF..
How He Put Five Cowboys IN
Handouts.

AS the Manitoba extension progresses
towards the Pacific some strange char
actors are discovered along the course OF
tho big muddy. Last week deputy
sheriff from Ward county named
"Frcnchy" was sent to Little Muddy to
boys who came over from Montana and
were engaged in tho rare pleasure Of
metaphorically applying rcd paint. to
the now white tents of the town. They
were spreading the fluid with big
brush when Frcnchy arrived on the
spot, being engaged in II target practice
about the head and ears of woman of
easy virtue, shooting their bullets SO
near as to singc and cut away some OF
the hair Of her head. One Of tho rOughs
IL little more drunk than tho rest shot
the woman through the arm. Frenchy
casually looked in upon the festive
scene and was ut once "cOvcred'' and
ordered to "git.' lIcgot. But Frcnchy
was not satisfied. Iie telegraphcd to
Minot for half Il dozen handcufls and
when they came he procured II double
/ shot and watched his opportunity to
make Il raid upon the despcradocs. The
0pportunity came next morning when
tic rouglls were applying their cochi-
neal liquid to the inside portion Of n
canvas barroom. With his gun to his
face and his hip pockets ftiil OF hand
cuffs, Frcnchy suddenly darkencd the
door of the tent. ''Trow Ze han up
trow zc han up" said Frenchy; 81
catch you zis mornin' yer you catch me
las mite. Put Zc han up queeck. T"
The ton hands Of tho five cowboys went
into the air. Throwing the handouts
on the floor, Frcnchy made one of the
cowboys put the shacklcs on his COM
radcs and then apply pair to himself
This done, the brayc deputy sheriff
marched his prisoners to the station.
lie then went in search of Arthur Nc
Gahey, who was also put in irons, and
the six men were brought to Minot and
lodged in the dark cooler.
Ercnchy learned his trade at Glcndivc
and Miles City, at both of which places
he has done good work in the past. He
now fills the responsible position OF
pcaccmakcr along the Manitoba extern
| Ciru
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-06-11
NORTH SHORE NOTES.


Harry Garbutt took in the races at the
Forks this week.
Gordon Bros. of Morris township have
purchased 300 sheep.
Rev. c. +. Green was down from
Churchs Ferry Tuesday.
NJ. n. Sanborn, now in the livery bus
mess at Fargo, was in the city this week.
w. NJ. Parker, general agent for the
Mccormick machinery, was in the city
Monday.
Timothy Joseph, the third son of Mr..
and Mrs. William O'Gorman died on
Monday.
Robert II. Porter was fined SIS by JUS
tice McClory Thursday, for disorlerly
conduct.
The Minnie III. will make her first trip
to Minnewaukm today, returning this
cv ening.
\ special meeting of the city board was
held last evening TO cOnsi idcr the water
question.
Miss Grace I4aplam is, building II fence
around her recently purchased residence
property.
The 1NTER-OcEan steam apparatus is
now in motion. Engineers say it is "a
little daisy
'cOrpe MclnLoSu Has uone uIIliSclI
proud in the lettering upon Garner d
Clevland's front.
T. II. Lee went to Grand Forks Tues
day to have his little boy treated for nasal
and throat trouble.
James Benne tt and Miss frankie
Nichols were married by Justice Me-
Glory, on Tuesday.
Geo. J. Coulthard and Mr.. Dana, of
poft in, -. ~ ~
the interest Of their contest.
Emmett Pew, DR.. COnyers and Jack
Salmons were down from Cando Tues
day and report bright crop prospects.
Attorney Wishart left for st. Paul
Wednesday to meet Mrs. Wishart and
son. They are expected home today.
Miss Nora Niles, daughter of Sergeant
| Niles, has returned to TT. TOtten. having
spent the past year at school in the east.
a very pleasant social hop took place
last evening at the Grand Harbor school
house. Supper was served at the Teller
House.
| Agent jerks, who purchased the Til
lotson house recently, is haying it placed
on stone foundation and will build an
addition.
Rolla Noycs and Penn Armstrong
made a trip to st. John last week, re-
turning Sunday considerably Drowned
by the wind.
Mrs. Rumney and daughter Nettie are
expected this week. They will occupy
the Converse house, near the Presby-
Iterian church.
John Young made final proof on see
ton u, 1896, Benson county, Tuesday
1.-THE second five year proof made before
this land office.
Ivcr Shelley returned Saturday from
his boundary line trip and reports his
novel experience in celebrating the
IQueen's birthday.
4. II. Ten Brock, son of Mrs. j. a..
Camp and brother of Mrs. Whpplc. is
visiting here. Mr.. Ten Brock is a
resident of Middleton, n. Y.
Attorneys O'Brien, Morgan and Bren-
nan were in Fargo on court business
this week. Judge Mcconnell has re-
fused 4 new trial in the bank cases.
Sam Dodd, Will Hope, Henry Wine
man, Charlie Begel and Johnny Sieber
came down from Minot Saturday eve
ming. Sans broken leg is improving
rapidly.
DR.. Smith took serious header from
his bycicle Monday by colliding with a
buggy going in the opposite direction:
A large bump on the back of his head
was the result.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Parker, Sun
this new "well spring of joy'' Is what
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-06-11
Big Store House.

The INTER-OcEAS is informed that the
railroad company will soon commence
the construction here of an extensive
store house in which is to be kept the
great quantities of supplies necessary in
operating the Dakota division Of the
trunk line. The building is to be Of solid
brick and 4OxsO feet in size. II is said a
large improved engine and boiler are to
be put into the building, the latter to be
used in part for heating purposes, and
tho engine is probably intended for OPP
Grating the proposed shops which the
company will build this fall. Thus are
the substantial benefits Of the extension
beginning to show themselves. Let 'em
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-06-11
Den Norske Bender.
most plcascs the parents, there being
three sons already.

three sons already.
Tom Edison of Larim0rc has pur-
chased John Mckelvey's band Of horses
at Mouse river, numbering $50 head, and
will drive them through here to the Elk
valley in a few days.
Chas. G. Steele, representing the Min
ncaplois Tribune, is preparing gra-
tuitolls write-up of Devils Lake cover
ing Il page Of the Tribune, 20 be accom-
panied with illustrations.
Capt. lIccrman has put Il handsome
fence around his residence, on Third
street. Messrs. Perciyal, Dodd, IIamil
ton, Mocn, Shaw, Christie and Pcrciyal
are doing likewise OH Fifth street.
Frank Ritten, one of the principal
farmers ofOntario township, was in town
Monday and reports that one of his fine
colts ran into barbed wire fence re-
Gently and cut it's .juglar vein. bleeding
to death in few minutes.
Editor Daniel A. Briggs, of the Rugby
junction Advance, was caller at the
INrER-OCEAN Office Thursday. We
found him to be a pleasant and agreeable
gentleman, well supplied with tho pluck
and nope that help to build upa good
paper.
A. w. Vanncman, principal Of our
! public school expects to leave today for
his old home in Illinois. Mr.. Vanne-
man has conducted our school with
great success, and many parents hope
! the board may conclude to rc-engage
| him for another year.
Frank Gravel and Walter Alexander
took in the town Wednesday while tho
train was taking water. frank and
Walter took the same.) Alex goes east
| on q thirty daV leave: Frank has iOincu
tho, church and is figuring on going to
/ Africa as missionary.
Father Claude announces to tho Poplar
Grove settlers that he will hold dcyino
! services on Tuesday and Wednesday,
June q and 90, at the residence of Mr..
/ Antoine Buisson, and on Thursday,
June 3d. at the residence of Mr.. Me-
| Dewitt, and he asks the Catholic settlers
| to attend.
\. l.. PluInmcr, president of the First
! National of HillsbOrO, was in the city on
business, Friday. He leaves for Churchs
| Ferry tomorrow to visit his brother,
| living nine miles north of that place, re-
| turning to Hillsboro Monday. Mr..
Plummer has 900 acres in wheat adjoin-
| ing the town Of Clifford ana $40 acres in
\ wheat near Ada, Minn.
| Major Bcnllam will soon commence n
book Of war "reminiscences. Tho first
chapter will be devoted to an account of
| pair Of tight shoes in which he walked
| twelve miles to a recruiting station, the
shoes making blister big as half dol
/ lar on one of his great toes. Next day
| he took his first lesson in marching
single file, and raw overgrown recruit
stepped OH that blister. The chapter
will close in blue smoke and adjectiycs.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-06-11
Matrimonial.

D. NJ. Brogan, one of the county com
missioners Of Ward county and a promi-
nent business man Of Minot, and Miss
Maggie McClory, sister ofProbate Judge
McClory of this county, were married in
this city on Tuesday morning by the
Rcv. Father Claude. The happy pair will
make their home at Minot, and the good
wishes of large circle of Devils Lake
friends 20 with them.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-06-11
OFF the Track

Conductor Regan's freight train left
the track Saturday night two miles east
were badly wrecked. A broken rail
is believed to have caused the trouble.
The track was blockaded about six
hours with the wreck. No one was in
it1nal
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-06-11
Limited Time.

Kertson d. Courteau are limited to re-
main only two weeks longer. They have
put out some excellent Photographic
work. Having all the modern appli-
cannot be excelled by that Of the ''largc
cities,' 1t
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-06-11

plows fast enough. He has been out Of
them two or three days and a dozen
farmers are waiting for them. 1t is the
only wheeled plow that will do good
breaking, 1t
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-06-11
Last Dav Exercises.

An interesting entertainment, by the
Bellies Lettres Society, took place at the
school house yesterday afternoon. The
attenpancc was large, considering the
stormy weather.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-06-11

Fire crackers, torpedoes and flags at
Maynard's, Kelly avenue, Devils Lake.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-06-11
Girl Wanted.

To do general house work. Apply tc
loft $. S. SMITH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27
FAIL DAYS 1T NEUPOEE

NAVAL TOPICs-PTKsONAL AND SOCIAL
NEWPORT L. l.. Nov. GO Lieutenant O. W. "a'eheH
has been Transformer from the III to tho iih L :.
Artillery and IS now stationed at For Adams.
MacMahon and Kitchea. the men who we're injured o'
recent torpedo explosion in the hafbor are ~ "o'"
again AT the TORPEDO station Thcy were marc fortunate
than the two officers lost their lives by similar ac
cidcnt
The ships OF the Nsrth Atlantic sq1a Iron are st AT
anchor IN the suter harb,r flagship Richmond having
returned on Fri lay NewYcrk where sic received
her complement OF coal
Naval officers take little stock IN the reports 'ha'
have crcu aed about failure OF the steel cruiser
Atlanta Captain Bunce says that his rec9Mnehda' ions
Nave been grossly exaggerated.
Durng the early part OF the week the varions nav'l
stations here were inspected bv Ns~eun hdmrh hhpt
wanna Of Jauan and his stan The Admiral icceNcde'cry
csurtr-v Admiral Luce ana The com an t"h- :" o
stations and entertained at dinner Dy 'Onmapus
Goodrich at the Torpedo station - ,,,
An association o. the Brl'lsh RESIDE us OF l'I""
l.. .oou 70 he formed looking ward the ndtFth'l"h
and citizenship OF all such foreigners wAO nave nllhsio
held a cot from American politics. 90 49,
Inc illness OF state Representative Thomas L carr
con,inue, critical on SUNDAY last he ~ III that his
death was reported on the street am Oh n'''' az
peared in several 81 The papers Nj arr s"hc :" W"
iori most ghy esteemed an representative c/en%
Mrs Hehry Iedy ard VIII spend the wlaicr at Hahn
ton. bermuda , :. c.g ror. mar
ried in y Georges Chanel oil Wednesday IL wa 'ho
r,i wed ling IN that church and tue st Win lu1 c'' -"
service In the city. s,..o,or q, ia.
Thomas Dunn has been re elected a director oi 'no
Old COlsny Railroad Company. -, ,.,,r Gin,
Gearyn r Downing lcciured before tn" MY ihp
Oh Charles suunsT his He ani his unes' OH iuo'N''
evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27
NEW Daily TRIBUNE SUNDAY

sporsive TO Yesterdays late hour declines the stock
MARKET opcnel lower and further depressed There
was no rush Of holders to sell but there was lack
OF buting The Il bears" virtually issued a notice
mat we are going t. sell the market or" That of it,
sell was sufficient to check buying because any
VIII wait ten minutes for his coffee II assured that the
sugar for II will he re iccl cents pound at that time
lhe promise fulfilled 10 the extent OF Il II per
cent hnt II induced no other selling. When the bank
statement was Published il proved not to he as bal"
a. generally expected although the loss Of cash
reported was about fair average for TIE TgIBUNa's
estimate for the actual loss for the week. and the market
improved 80 that the closing figures usually the
same ~ tue frat prices We call the closing strong.
Government bonds were dull ana steady at quotations
as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27
E' y ''ss'.s.:::;S:s'.ylyl
lis sspl boats and to make the trip each way in two
ours.
NEU-JEESEY toA>r NOTES.
IMPROVEMENTS AT THr SUMMER ErSoR1s-EEAL
ESTATE SAILS.

IMPROVEMENTS AT TIE SUMMER ErSoRrs-ErAL
IsrN1E SAILS
Lose BRANCH. Nov. 2G.-1he real estate market along
the coast unusually active for this season of the year.
and property Is con,tanl'v changing hani' Inc lew
vacant lots on Oocansve with ocean front'ge are held
at higher figures than for several years The real estate
transfers for Monmouth CoIny for The last week aSSe-
gate about $4,000. Bmlling is brisk AT Long brdnch
Ilherop. Lrch Arhour Aslmry Park Oceal grove AND
other resorts Oh the northern half o. the NewJcrsey
coast
The Unire'hs arc about hcgnnin. extensive improve
mers on the West End Ioe propert LARGE wing TO
he ed the forth side oil their i1Mons h"d7c 1t
will run ont neatly 10 Ocsau-ayr. \ light ana
fancy bridge will We thrown across tie dven1eio ne new
wing 20 an elaborate Oh. eryaton tower on lie h'h
Justus l.. Ealnh. The owner 81 the lenan !o''r
AT Asbury Park, has moved NE Do.h VII Of that
structure 20 the southwest cerlcr ~ Ihrd-a'e aad
Kingsley II viii be used a m annex 70 the h"el
large brick addition will bc erected in us place This
wing will contain the kitchen caryins.roon, buffers
pantry dining rooH. and about ATTY now b" l-room'.
Norman l. Munro. the NeENor@ pIh!sacr' has p"r-
chased property OF Preston h. illl-ione on Cedar
ave for $4,000. The new owner Will make extensive
Improvements
t Lulcs Methodist Episcopal Church. in Long Irarch
CITY is being reno lcl.cd Tic Grant Memorial NnioW
the gift Of George ". Chis, Is nearly ready Tor the
frames Ala,
Hotel n-w1ck ~ Asbury Park. ~,
over dozen cottages ire being erected III hh'-
burior square at Long Branch
Wesley Il. stout il building new cottage al Ioch
Arho
LxNiayor Wilbur A. IIci.cy ~ the Branch ha~ new
.tage with wide sOping roofs nearly conp"'r' On
/ Bath-avr
samuel Tlemmncwav the Methodist campmeHlhg
tent manufacturer. OF IroO~, u. has tuSti lt" Er
seeond-ave and Emorr,t Ashniy IhrA IL Is Almost
ready FOR occupancy
The lots at Point Pleasant CITY are IN good d. manu- a'
far prices. 49,.
fev, raj new cottages will be erected a. Como before
season.
new railroad STATION costing 5000 - TO he erected
al Ii tie silver before spring.
old scheme OF dividing Moumou'h county mas peeh
revived -.
The Baltimore ana Ohio telegraph offices along inc
coast have been clo-el II stated that the fOslh
Telegraph Company will run It's Hirc, down here